Experience the Ultimate Dogsledding Adventure in Eagle Lake, Ontario
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–7 hours
Fitness Level
Requires moderate fitness to stand on the sled runners, assist dogs, and withstand cold conditions throughout a full-day excursion.
Overview
Discover the thrill of dogsledding through Ontario’s boreal wilderness on this 6.5-hour Full Day Tour. Learn sledding skills, bond with huskies, and savor campfire cooked meals in Eagle Lake’s pristine winter landscape.
Full Day Tour
Ages 8+ • 6.5 Hours • Starting at CA$875
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 6.5-hour dogsledding adventure through breathtaking wilderness! Learn essential skills, traverse stunning trails, and enjoy hearty meals cooked over a campfire. Connect with your team of beautiful huskies, share stories, and create lasting memories in this thrilling winter experience designed for adventurers and dog lovers alike.
A Complete Dogsledding Adventure!
Rates
- Regular Price (Monday - Sunday): CA$875/person + HST
🕒 Tour Timings:
6.5 Hours
About the Tour
The full day dogsledding tour starts around 10:00 a.m. with an instruction period of approximately 20 minutes to learn the required skills! We will then head out on the trail for the day with your team of 6 beautiful sled dogs, exploring around 30 km's of unspoiled wilderness.
Travel through Bear & Beaver Valleys, to get to various remote lakes, or experience the challenge of the mountain trail. We have several full day trails and your guide will pick the trail that best suits the group. You will stop for morning and afternoon snacks (for people and dogs) and hot chocolate.
At lunch time your guide will find a perfect spot to secure the dogteams and start a roaring campfire to personally cook you a hot, hearty lunch (all food is provided and we guarantee you won't leave hungry).
This is a great time to hear stories of our dogsledding adventures and visit & play with your huskies, as they enjoy a midday break too! Please let us know if anyone in your group has special dietary needs.
The trip will be back at trailhead between 4:00-4:30 p.m. allowing you time to help care for your new best 4-legged friends and wish then a fond farewell!
Who Should Join?
This is a popular tour with return clients and winter lovers & adventurers in good physical shape!
⭐ Special Notes:
- Gratuity not included but you can keep it cashless
- Bringing kids? Let us know in advance for special accommodations!
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Adventure Tips
Dress in layered, moisture-wicking clothing
Temperatures can plunge; layers help regulate body heat during active sledding.
Wear insulated, waterproof boots
Protect your feet from cold and snow throughout the day on the trails.
Stay hydrated and fueled
Bring water and snacks to maintain energy during this active cold-weather adventure.
Listen closely to the musher’s instructions
Safety and sled handling depend on following guidance from experienced guides.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Red squirrel
History
Dogsledding in this region traces back to Indigenous peoples and early fur traders who relied on sleds for winter transport.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes low-impact practices to protect Eagle Lake’s fragile boreal ecosystem and promote sustainable outdoor recreation.
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Adventure Hotspots in Eagle Lake
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Thermal base layers
Keep warm and dry under outer layers during long exposure to cold temperatures.
winter specific
Waterproof insulated gloves
Protect hands from frostbite while managing the sled and dogs.
winter specific
Sunglasses or goggles
Shield eyes from harsh glare off snow and wind.
winter specific
Warm hat or balaclava
Retain body heat by covering your head in freezing weather.
winter specific